Xiaomi Mi 6 visits GFXBench, revealing 12MP dual camera setup on back

Xiaomi is supposed to unveil the Xiaomi Mi 6 tomorrow. On the eve of the flagship's appearance, the device was benchmarked by GFXBench. According to the site, the Mi 6 will feature a 5.1-inch display carrying a 1080 x 1920 (FHD) resolution. The Snapdragon 835 chipset is under the hood with an octa-core CPU, and the Adreno 640 GPU. Apparently, consumers will have the option of purchasing the phone with 4GB RAM/64GB of storage or 6GB RAM/128GB of native storage.

While previous speculation had Xiaomi putting a 19MP shooter on back, the GFXBench test shows that there will be a 12MP dual-camera setup on the rear of the phone. In front, an 8MP camera will be at the ready for those snapping selfies. Android 7.1.1 will be pre-installed. While not mentioned in the GFXBench results, a 3200mAh battery is expected to keep the hamster wheel spinning, and the handset will sport a fingerprint scanner.

The listing of the dual-camera setup on back dovetails with a leaked photo we passed along to you yesterday. The picture revealed that there are two cutouts for the dual cameras on the Mi 6's rear cover. In addition, a teaser that Xiaomi recently released also mentions that the Mi 6 has been upgraded to include the two rear snappers.

Previous leaks suggest that the Xiaomi Mi 6 will be priced at the equivalent of $290 USD. We should know more tomorrow when the phone is officially introduced by Xiaomi. Check in with us often for the latest.

source: GFXBench via MobileExpose